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What to do and see in Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Namhae-gun, South Korea including Namhae Bomulseom Jeonmangdae & Skywalk, Boriam Temple, Namhae Pyeonbaek Recreational Forest, House N Garden, Namhae Exile Museum, Baram Heunjeok Museum of Art, Daraengi Village, Imjinseong Fortress, Yangmori School, Namhae Butterfly Park.
Restaurants in Namhae-gun
1. Namhae Bomulseom Jeonmangdae & Skywalk
2. Boriam Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By agmmaor - Israel, null
Nestled at the top of Mount Gaumans, Buryam Temple is a picturesque temple that embraces the beautiful mountainous environment and the Nama Sea, it offers stunning views of the sea, most of the climbing can be done by car.
3. Namhae Pyeonbaek Recreational Forest
4. House N Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By mhybork - San Diego, United States
Only 5,000 won per person to enter (free for kids under 36 months. It’s something worth doing for 2-3 hours. Great photo moments but it was a hike with our stroller due to a few hills. If you’re already at the German Village, then you should do it.
5. Namhae Exile Museum
6. Baram Heunjeok Museum of Art
7. Daraengi Village
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By miomina96 - Seoul, South Korea
I wonder about the famous Korean villages? Here's one of them! The village is near the town of Namhae, called Daraengi. And it is famous for its rice fields, many people know that rice here in Korea is eaten like bread? So rice is grown here for almost all of Korea. And what is very interesting, in the spring there is a festival of flowering rice Daraengi Rice Paddy! The festival offers many interesting programs that allow visitors to experience traditional Korean agriculture and explore the cultural and natural heritage of Darenga Village such as: field furrowing, Korean wrestling, rice planting, running with rice cushions and much more. And also we tried to build a cow and shepherd from paper, who work in the field. I think for children it will be very exciting.
